Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois 61761, USA.
J Appl Behav Anal. 2010 Winter;43(4):763-8. doi: 10.1901/jaba.2010.43-763.
Computerized lessons employing stimulus equivalence technology, used previously under laboratory conditions to teach inferential statistics concepts to college students, were employed in a group setting for the first time. Students showed the same directly taught and emergent learning gains as in laboratory studies. A brief paper-and-pencil examination, suitable for classroom use, captured effects demonstrated previously through laboratory tests. The results support the extension of the lessons to more naturalistic settings.
计算机化的课程采用刺激等价技术,以前曾在实验室条件下用于向大学生教授推理统计概念,现在首次在小组环境中使用。学生表现出与实验室研究相同的直接教学和新出现的学习收益。一个简短的纸笔考试,适合课堂使用,捕捉到了以前通过实验室测试展示的效果。结果支持将课程扩展到更自然的环境。